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“ Whoever sacrifices his animal with a happy heart hoping for its reward, his sacrifice will be a shield for him against the fire.” (Hadith,Faydh Al-Qadir)
Choose Your Qurbani
Select from different Qurbani types below. Each donation will be carried out in accordance with Shariah and delivered to those in need.
About Qurbani
Qurbani - Udhiya, in Islam, is the donation of the entire animal sacrificed during the Eid al-Adha to those in need. This donation is obligatory for individuals or families who meet specific conditions. The act of sacrifice not only brings Muslims closer to Allah but also fulfills their social responsibilities. The meat from the sacrificed animal is distributed to those in need, providing support to the less fortunate. Qurbani - Udhiya aims to promote social justice, strengthen solidarity, and enhance the overall welfare of society.
Intention & Permission
You choose to give a Qurbani (sacrifice), and you authorize Give Qurbani to carry it out on your behalf. This is called Wakalah — your permission to us to fulfill the worship for you.
This allows the worship to be carried out correctly even if you aren't physically present.
Proper Slaughter
We purchase a healthy animal in one of our 11 supported countries, where real need exists.
Your sacrifice is performed strictly according to Islamic principles, under the supervision of Imams and trained professional butchers.
Distributed to the Needy
The meat is distributed directly to families in need — from Haiti to Guatemala, Kenya to Pakistan, Mexico to the Dominican Republic.
We notify you at every step, and you will receive confirmation once your Qurbani has been completed.
Why Give Qurbani?
FAQ
Please feel free to contact us for your questions.
How are the Islamic guidelines observed during sacrifice?
We carefully follow Islamic guidelines by selecting healthy sacrificial animals that meet specific age and physical requirements, including being at least 2 years old, having fully developed teeth, and being in good health. The qurbani is performed with the recitation of “Bismillah” and “Takbir,” and animals are treated gently throughout transport and slaughter. All qurbanis are carried out under the supervision of certified scholars and qualified religious authorities. At Give Qurbani, we adhere to Islamic principles at every stage of the Qurbani process.
How does the Qurbani meat get utilized?
All Qurbanis are sacrificed under the supervision of qualified local religious officials. The meat is distributed to Quran students at madrasas in North America and South America, and in regions such as South America, it is also shared with local families in need.
Which animals can be slaughtered as Qurbani?
Five types of animals, such as camels, cows, cattle, sheep, and goats, can be sacrificed if they meet the conditions for qurbani.
Is it permissible to sacrifice a cow with seven different intentions?
In the case of cattle or camels, all seven shares can be sacrificed with different intentions, provided that all of them are for worship. For example: Two shares for aqiqa, one share for nazeer offering, one share for a Nafilah, three shares for the shifa.
What is a shifa qurbani?
The qurban for shifa is a qurbani that a person dedicates to Allah (s.w.t) for the purpose of healing their illness.
Can a Qurbani be performed by borrowing money?
It is permissible to sacrifice a wajib qurbani and a nafilah qurbani by borrowing money.
What is Adaq/Nazeer Qurbani?
Adaq qurbani is a sacrifice that a person
dedicates to Allah (s.w.t) in order to fulfill a certain intention or to relieve a certain distress.
When should the aqiqa qurbani be slaughtered?
Aqiqah qurbani can be slaughtered from the day the child is born. It is more rewarding to sacrifice it on the seventh day.
How many qurbani should be slaughtered for aqiqa?
Two qurbanis are slaughtered for boys and one for girls.
Can we perform sacrifice or Qurbani on behalf of the deceased?
According to a few religious scholars, Islam permits to perform the voluntary sacrifice on behalf of the deceased.
What is the difference between an obligated sacrifice & charitable sacrifice?
Charitable sacrifice refers to donations given voluntarily, whereas obligated sacrifice is a form of worship that is obligatory for Muslims to perform, especially during Eid al-Adha, under specific conditions.